20" Chevrolet Silverado LTZ Machine Finish OEM Wheels (Z71 Members LOOK!!!)

[THE YETI]

I have a set of 20" OEM Chevrolet Silverado LTZ wheels and caps for sale. These have about 30-40 miles on them. They are in excellent shape.

I have a buddy of mine just put a set like these on a Z-71 Burban and it looks AWESOME. Perfect for that truck if you have one!

$925 shipped. They are boxed up ready to go.

 

[Buddylove]

Do they come with the tire pressure sensors? where are you located? No tires?

 

[bair1218]

You have any pics of them on a z71?

 

[Timmy]

These are sold, btw.

-Timmy

 

[06whitess]

Anyone know the code for ordering these from a dealer? Anyone have a pic of these on a Z71 Tahoe/Suburban?

 

[THE YETI]

Anyone know the code for ordering these from a dealer? Anyone have a pic of these on a Z71 Tahoe/Suburban?

You are looking at a lot of money to buy from a dealer. Best bet is eBay or find a set of replicas.

 

[06whitess]

I've got the dealer connection, but trying to find pics of them on a burban, and usually having the p/n helps the location... Looking at trading the hoe in for a burban z71, and getting these for the highway miles with more onroad rubber than off.

 

[Timmy]

hookup or not, cost is still in the 4-500 range, you can get them on ebay with tires for less than 1500

 

[THE YETI]

I've got the dealer connection, but trying to find pics of them on a burban, and usually having the p/n helps the location... Looking at trading the hoe in for a burban z71, and getting these for the highway miles with more onroad rubber than off.

I can tell you this... My cost on a GM production 20" wheel is more than my cost on a GM 22" Accessory wheel. If I run across the part number, I'll send it to you, but Timmy is correct, plan on spending about $400-500 per wheel.

 

[07Burb]

My cost on a GM production 20" wheel is more than my cost on a GM 22" Accessory wheel.

I would have never guessed this